Theorem Summit

From the manufacturer

Part of Theorem's Sitting Pretty line. A quad motor lift and lay-flat mechanism with a power headrest and lumbar system, giving independent control of back and legrest so hip and knee angles can be set separately. Lay-flat is the distinguishing capability: the chair reclines to a near-horizontal position rather than stopping at a lounging angle. That makes it usable as a rest or sleep surface where a user cannot manage a bed transfer, or during a period of recovery when getting to the bedroom is not realistic — a common reason a lift recliner ends up in a home care prescription in the first place. A chaise pad supports the legs continuously from seat to footrest with no gap behind the knees, and a footrest extension accommodates taller users whose calves would otherwise hang unsupported. The seat box is steel rather than timber, the more durable construction for daily transfer loading. An all-close-and-lift button brings the chair back to the lift position from anywhere in one press, which matters for users who cannot manage a held-button sequence. A USB charging port is built in. Available in Standard and Petite. Note: Theorem's product page lists the colourway as Stonewash Dune in the selector but names Santa Barbara Fog in the body copy — confirm the current fabric with Theorem before quoting.

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